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Grand Larceny.
LEN. WINES.

Harry WoodtharP, of winnemucca,
was arrested on the train yesterday by
Sher'h AtNcll. who wa' On his return
from Carson City, in answer 10 n telr-
gram from sheriff Fellows. Harry was
charged with the !elon!ous possession
OF " gold watch and chain belonging to
his wiie, wno j. said to be mu.h cider
than himself. aud upon examina,ion the
missing a~Itisles were found in his pos.
sSS ion. The young man was lodged in
jri! TO await the uuival OF Sheriff Fell
lows when he will b. taken t. Wlua.-
u.aJCa.
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Iron Mondays Dsily.l
AALMAGUSDI.


This mornings train VAS Behind
time. arriving here at $50.
District Attorney Geo. F. Talbot re-
turned this morning FROM u brief visit to
Wells.
Beautiful, Spring-lke weather, BRIGHT
Sunshine and scarcely cold enough ut
night to freeze.
Mr. +. X. Harris. Of Boston. and Mr..
Edward Reilly. Of New York. left yes.
terday morning for San Francisco.
Egckhart & Froelieh, aud Bartlett X
oStreichcr shipped last week 1900
dozen Empty beer bottles to Salt Lake
City.
Colonel L. +. Hnrdesiy passed
through this morning for Carson City
where lac Will resume his duties ia the
State Senate.
A private letter from Ruby Valley re-
ports II fearful wind storm there last
Saturday which piled ny the ,now in
immense drifts. ~mUuuiaius high 80
t il sisted.
In justice Mniram's Cont today
Tom, u NoLg"Iian. WAS cOn>i,;,d #
u Hing ~Liskey 10 Indians aud incl
SltO. IN default u! which he was coun.
niIttcd 10 tie County jail for hlty DAYS.
Ms. J.. 1, mod Who has been safer
InS with Rheumatism Lad d sryrrc at
tack LAT Ucck which affected her heart.
hut "r ARE pleased 10 learn th-t sLe is
much L,ttT to-day.
Judge IigeIoE lr!t this morning for
WIIurmucca whore lac val Lo!I Court
tomorrow lie will then rrtugI tu
Battle 3lOUuiH IA, aud th,nce to Au-t.u
where Ia" vi hold u ,css.Ou U. the
DG-alc; Cunt.
IL contradiction of the statement
casiIr are dying ia E.ku county,
AIr. MrI.nGd INFORM, u, that has son
has been rrdim- every day for weeks
AID Hnr not seen u single dead animal.
Ilr. Wrsla4d report, the iocA on hi,
TIuSc ia good condition.
rrof a. +. S,rarm, hos finished Lns
t,rn .! school at Secret Nul.ry aud
came down from liHl!rrs yrst rd.y. lie
leaNra To morrow morning for Miu-InI
llIii. Lulckt county. where lie IL cA-
gan,d 10 teach the coming term.
Mrs. Mugs Yesterday prayers were
III IA church for those Who 81
down to the srn Ia ships.
Mrs. Stubo,-ILoSr Who 90 down la
tugLorJs should not IL ,orpot.u.
ILn''o the WAY 1 los, my third husband.
TIE Legislature should adopt 4 Mcm-
oli"I TO Cuugrr~s recommending the pro-
pus.h o! ala amen lucent 10 the Couat.iu-
p,u'iAIug Tor The c!vct.on Of United
sen tors 10y IL Ii.ccG yv.e VI Il.r
people.
Considerable spac" i, given ur To- day
to school icPuris a. we hr believe that
the publication oi these reports prove
udvnutngrou, ia stimulating the chii
drcn To r,Mrwri III AIS 10 I4crr.,sc !Lc.r
standing 10th ia ssho!agshrp and de-
p]OGtmcUt.
good advertisement ia a newspaper
pays mO ftrr ou ruiGoId>. cost, nothing
Tor hotel bills. gives away no boxes OF
to- cu-tOlnr r., "r mcrluO dresses to
the head OF travelling ,Xyuu>c~, Lut
go = at once aud all the time about ItS
free OF expense.
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From Tuesdays Daily.l
sALAA0UNDI.

Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. Is.
+. * A. NJ. ut their Hall tonight ut 8
o'clock.
"a Baby Blizzard" i q headline in n
Western paper. We know several bliz-
card babies.
The skating rink ut Freeman Hall
will not be open ng iu until Saturday
afternoon aud evening.
Til, has been n cold. windy, gloomy,
disasreeable day. with indications IA.
vomble fog Il storm.
Ham Mccain came down from Hal.
lecS this morning aul gave the INpE-
PENDENT Ollie II friendly c al to day.
& IL SpFou!c. OF the FGee Treas. VIII
il now nctirg Deputy Secretary Of
1t ate will De at home on F.iJty OF Sat-.
urihy evening.
Dr. ) Henderson is somewhat indiS-
posed, h irg scarcely ailr to attend To-
business, tUt hopes soon 10 b. Restored
10 uiaal As Ia.
Et"Scr's team let yes.c.d. y morning
FOR tuscan IA It'll 7,i75 p"unI> m.rch.
unji-c am | leo fee, lumber, forwarded
ly c. c. W"rIcr X Co.
The case OF J. ". jarrett vs. Dan
Nnhnm. now pcul.ug III the District
Court. VIII Oh was set for trial "u the
"iih instant. Iu~ uecm postponed TO the
SKI LAY o: I,.oh.
-Four men attempted to lriyc in fro,t
Of nh rSrre,, ir,in near Wabash. Mum.
We ine-lrv. Tur.e were fs.Lly in
jared. ih- either hal n leg broken and
both horses we're h..lel.
The I~ApEoi%pENr was in error yes
tculny in stating TINT Pr.i. St-nrn-
would teach the Mineral Till school.
!: VS. only a mistake in the '.iIiI."u as
lac is ,nsagoi to t-ach at Ruby Hill.
EyeSa.
The Isl! iac.u ling 4 menoriu, 10 Con.
gres@ concerning the nnuyxntron Of -
portion q Idaho rrr;tory To our State
'Ioe> not seem 20 meet the appreciation
"' our Srnrtor, aud viii pIobaJ Y he
defeated.
\. L.~,rht"r. Ass1ycr r.. Ia" y .ynjr
Nni Inlrp"ni~ncr Mn.ng Co.'S. cam"
down irom Tu,rtror. by strg yr,t.r-
dgv. aud lett THIS mpruins Tor S,E
Frtnel>cn t. br absent ubuut IL week.
Nr l. !chter g"', On n H,t to = son
whom hr Ia, not seen for fOu teen
sears.
Jmcs G. Fair Jr. enliycned a Wash.
iHrt"u h]ErropIn Il few Gays ago 10y firing
a ii-'ol 1T *. Congressman Page. who
l"iu-'l - drink with him. Aii.licu-
aires som. times have trorIlc with their
s"us ut he Capital. 4 year or two ago
yong Malone Of Virginia committed
au III ne under the shadow OF the
Capitol that "5u!l have sent an Urdiua.
y h"oI.um to the pcnItcu lay.
Al tnc Juutry IL limitation az West
a'+ '.N' - y ANl'Af'h ~ AAlt
Secretary Of w"r FOR di,sm!,,u! for de.
dsirucy. Ga tAis siljcet tie W&;;c
Fine News says: In this connection we
axe plsuSrl 10 note that Nevada $ cadet
-Georgr L. Stoc,lr-pas,ed tile Jnnu-
nry examination. ~ lac has all others.
very crcdi,Nhly. There i, good metal
IN the yonu: man from Cherry Creek.
The Virginia Enterprise says. and the
Silver STATE repeat It, iha' Postal Notes
ave payable ut any Post"fiice. This Is
n mi,trk". ~ the only change made
recently Is that such notes nre made
payable at any Money Order Office in.
strni Of some Designated Office. POST
al Notes are still payable only ut
Money Order Offices. Interview your
Postmaster rs to the truth OF the above
statement.
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EKimincr; THE Pacific railroad con.
lanteS are entitled to tho esteem Of tho
m%"ncy.owing element in the community
for their discovery Of n scheme to make
money by paying their debts. When
the Pacific railroads get hard up and
financially distressed all they have TO
d. is to redeem n few bonds with nm
obotcmen; OF $40 per cent aud their
fortune begins to smils ngnin. The
Government may ~object--who knows.
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from Thursday. Daily.t
sALMAaUSDn.
It will pay you to read the column Of

I's sSa W ASau AAc CO'uthu VI
business locals.
Eiko Lodge No. Is. X. Of p. holds a
regular meeting at Castle Hall to night.
We are nnd.r obligations tn some uu-
known friend at the Capital for copies
of bills introduced.
Vim. H.. Co,au, left by last evenings
train for Miles City, Mont, where he is
interested in stock.
This mornings train was two hours
late, occasioned by the accident at
Echo on the U. =. Road.
W call attention TO the new adver-
tisemeut Of Payne * Fcnald which APP
pears elsewhere IN this issue.
Al. Fisher. of Wells. passed through
this morning en- route for the Capital
City. lie will probably visit San Frau
cisco previous 10 his rcturn.
The advertisements u. john Hibbets,
"f the Pioneer Saloon. aud Clark x
Green. oi the Depot Hotel. make u bet
ter appearance in new dress to-day.
c. c. Warner & Co. to-day forwarded
1000 feet Of lumb-r to Tascarora by
rhOs. Lcvc!Uc&'s IIaln. and received
one car Of LUMBER for Geo. W. Pelticr
\ large stock of Dry Goods. Fancy
Goolsnnd Notions viii always be found
at 10. Roseustork's. anil his p. ices cor.
respond with the reduced rates in every
hcputm,nt Of TIA Re.
Ne shall coatinu, to make constant
improvements in the appearance OF the
lSpEPs NDE,T hy the addition Of new
nmi clean type n,.i an attractive display
OF ais, but it will require time.
IL. Chase. Of the Live and Let Live
Grocey Store, is constantly adding new
novelties t. Lis stock and will o
make an announcement of another de-
par,mrLt to hiS already varied stock.
Persons who have cccnsiou TO visit
Sprncrmuu; will hrd fest class accom-.
moia,ious at ;hc Nevada House kept
10y Drnnv OH ara, f"rmcr'y II Wells.
wlo viii take pleasure i'll making lis
gu.-t. feel 1T LoIn".
The I~&oLr-yD%sr subscription list is
being constantly inc.e a.cd by the ad IL
t ga Of nev subscribers. MICH j., graft
{, IN 20 the Lew manager who Will
: are neither pains nor cxprusetp max.
;u' paper the Dcas puo,!rEcl ia E.s:c!n
Nrva!t.
n. II ia5gr.'s ST ,c', Of Dry Goods
G~4u,;,m.u's F~u,pi.Liu, Gogls. III.
Zoos n,l Shoes will s,,u h, increased
~ asrz.. additions 81 urw and desirable,
10 /. announcement OF which Mil lie
mad, in ;Lrsr columns. npI EIrr w.iI
tlkc tI.,,urr IN showing Gods nrl
qr,,iur p,iecs.
S ; ~
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sr, ,r,, .o..i,, .u o,,,,. :, 49,, .,I
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w.. -. - ,ro cara ,.i., h,, on,
: ,,,..t s,,,o, s,,,,,
S@> Ms "'. ''S." " "e".''
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carry VI "" I'hI'S "h''t I'-NAl cars
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GIN HOrrL-Baris.. & osersIea.r.
Proprietens.


CHI Walker. ST; C A Far,bing.
Pleasant Valley; f. E Clark. A H Tna-
vcs. Iii S;oker. Bpliion; Chris d ,um-
bach. LAuOille; Joe cuvelll. Mineral
Hill.
Chas Anderson. Nrbraska; Juan
Sarehey. Nusales; Cha< Scnbner. og-
den; WIN Goodberry. Auburn. Cal; Jud-
son Dakiu, Lano,le.
Thos Drophy, ~ NJ Tsanct; Ben Hir-
RS. Huntingdon; Thos cahill. John Nc.
ptrmoti, NJ Pixiey. Win II Cottni. La-
noble. rhad Por,er. Ham Mccain. Hal
lsck; w ID Ford, Salt Llk-; Cal Wiley.
Pleasant; Sol Davidson, $ L.
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il is generally @ conceded that moth
ing eau be saved by sendiug away for
goods. ~ NJ. Kcinhntt will durllc ,tc
Sacramento aud San Francisco prices.
An examination Of goods and prices
will don ouatrste tho fact.
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heath Of J.rry s.h,olInr.

The following ji~pttcn was received
at this Office this morning..
CARSON CRY NV. Feb. 3. 1857.
IS~uEPESpsNr
Eiko, New.
Jerry Schooling died to-day Of apo
ri ~ after II brief illness. Both Houses
will adjourn tomorrow on account of
his death.
LIN. WINES.
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Drror HorkL-clark & Green Proprie-
tors.

~
JAS s Mcdonald. San Rafael; JB
Sect, ruscaroua;S 81 Drossener, Bull
ION; 9 Evans, Clover Ranch; Edward
Reilly, New York; d L Agnew, osiuo;
L X Harris. Boston.
Mrs NJ J Hickman, Nebraska; s
Holloway. Carson; A L st-arns, Ruby
Valley; AKirn, San Francisco; J II
Wcil"nd. weiland's; J c Coats. J ID
D.kin, Lamoille.
ALeichter. Tom Lovclock. Jas Derk,,
Tuscnrorn;o NJ Guiun. Sacramento; N
Bell. Wells; J Il Abel, TT Halleck:S L
Rogers. q a Wiley. B!aiuei Chas
Adams, Oglcn.
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tFrOn wednesday. D.ily.I
sALMAGUNDI.

day morning.
A good lace to SPEND an hours leis-
ure time in pudipg the news is at the
Pioneer Saloon.
TIE Tuscarora stage went out on run.
nrrs this mornit &. n there is sunicien,
snow to make good sleighiny.
\ heavy storm visited us las, evening
about q o'clock. aud there is about six
inches o: SNOW On the ground today.
The merry inr!. of the bells j. h.nr1
ipon cur I'll, c,s, rs n,nny of our ci,i-
zen are enjoying the .u-ury OF a sleigh
nlc.
For the mas, few lays th. veo,bs, IN
! M.rarau,n has been very cyIJ u,,. ,h,,.
muue;rg r.n,.n. from 20 L, a ,I,.r..s
below Zero.
The drnin.. room Of the D.p,t II,,,l
i, supplied with lady vni,,rs wbo mn.
expert in the art If Il sp.nsin, f,,d,,
Lun.ry .re,,s.
The uopul,r frrr of PAYNE & Frrp,,a
Wall ue"N'r HE D'St P''hty OF fuel.
"'"' vi e''' At !O"i i's'Hshc.s without
'~''' '"''se'
""i Like Observation-Disclosures IA
'"r' 'h'n";n''y r"ecivcd.' ray the
'hn0'h "r!'n" Ia we" oi Brick PIONEER
o! " a"a''en'a "i the Tucker bin.
Th.nnS taiIiiI mui ". II. D.kiu. Of
L'""'''-. I'i' 10! home to day, sad al
TIL th"'Sh; tGat they were ru.nPciiri tD
use "ie"is 'ns;rai OF runners rs u
means "i conveyance
Ilarr! Niu Drcilcn has a rabbit scalp
witch h suuIi like 20 dispose oi Il. les,
iAnE li'-t c"s;. It cost Inn - three
Inisr'' wax. rs his i.0r-c !nun,ay while
lie "n' rnS tScd w.,l the rodent.
Tac Fout.ugnt s,y, tint TN. uu..,i,,
agIgutlu- S,vuI. nlwl il fla. Iutr..
State Cu,lm r.. Lii! j.. , rrni l,w ,iI
hing hnul- ID, raised o. viii s.p.,t n.ul.
cu-I. down.
Hon. Gr.r.,. II p..r.,,, I-...,
Sim. ,,,,.r,
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II. Cuatc %. the Live aud Let Live
Grocery store, has jnst received a car
lead ~ Cod OIL OF the best brands man.
uhclared WHOM will lie sold in quaint.
hest Q suit OF bottom ptices.
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DAILY INDEPENDENT.

TssufD EvE.r DAT. SUNDAYS Ex.
copied.
c. w. GROVER,
Editor and Proprietor
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ELEC CCC::TY.

- Regular So / n. Of u.-iti cur,
Rec Id Mn sy ia JsuuAry. May AID SpteIa.
Ter. y Il RIGELOw. judo.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

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ADVERTISING RATES.
VIII be made ~ l'w a. l. consistent with
SQUAD business principle. Apply al the ".
nee for t-ILos-
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Kirks Blue IuiiS Sonp. boat on
earth, ut Henlcy's.
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JosErHtSE TITLoR. Teacher
ntMIkT

Mn' NJ. T.. lIcU0u, Teacher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-12

THE Republican press can now shout
Eureka" with a vengeance, they have
found a brand new issue. Some modern
COLUMBUS has discovered o man who says
he was CLEyEEAND's war substitute. He
claims TO be in extreme poverty. The
party organs can rave themselves
hOarSe that this noble patriot has been left
to pass his life in obScurity. Justice
demands that he be made a foreign minis
ter or perhaps Supreme Judge. What a
chance there is here to descant upon the
baseness of ingratitude, represent affecting
scenes, and wave the bloody shirt. 1t is
an oasis in the barren political desert.
Now if they cOnld find the man who black
ed Mr.. BLAINE's boots back in '6l and 81,
when he was making his glOriousan imper-
ishable war record in the safe secluSion Of
legislative halls, and show him up in pros
perity holding 4 Government position,
Just like one of BLAINE's relatives. What
a finished picture the two would make,
1t would be worthy of q position in the
Republican art gallery along with the por'
traits of the noble DORSEY aud valorous
HUBBELL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-12

PLAYING at king seems to be rather
uncertain and dangerous amusement. A
few months ago the Bulgarian figure head
was expelled from his throne and Europe
has been embrOiled ever since. The reports
indicate pretty clearly that King KALA-
KAUA has been peacefully dePOsed, though
the exact truth is not yet known. Hawaii
has long been ill-ruled and the present
trouble is but the sequel to the senseless
extravaganza OF the government America
has great interests in the Sandwich Islands,
and it would be well to keep a sharp look
out in the present crisis, that foreign influ-
ences may auesnpplant us.
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Asserting His Independence.


Wife-Cyrus, this is a pretty time for
you to he coming in. It's half an hour
past midnight. You've been At the club
again, drinking.
Husband with impressive gravity and
maintaining his equilibrium with much
effortl-Maria, my dear, You do me injus-
tice. was caught on jury. Couldn't get
off till few minutes ago. Came straight
home.
Wife-You are deceiving me Cyrus. Say
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Observation-Disclosures :
enthusiastically.
Husband cautiously -Certainly m
dear. MemOran- moran-bandanSact-
getting reckless and lettinn 90 all holds
G'out o. my way, madam. i can't get in
to my own house 'thout givin' fernal pass
word IL resign rs head o this family.
Gway!
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THE tall hat Of our friends the ladies
grows taller. Sic tier ad eStrG.-IRtelli-
gsRcer.
The average reader Of the IaieiligeReer
must think that the immortal CICERO has
been resurrected and is showing quill in
that Office. The old Romans might say:
Sic itlr ad aStra, thus is the way to the
stars" but what the learned editor Of the
Iatslligeacer means by Sic tier Gd estra is
beyond the ken of human minds Our
erudite friends Latin is enough to make
all Rome howl, and the shades of VIRGIL
and HORACE turn green with envy.
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THE REUNION OF THE ARMY OF
WEST VIRGINIA.

A correspondent in another column,
over the signature "P" asks the REGIS
TER one OF two questions with regard to
the q. A. K. in general and the reunion of
the Army of West Virginia in particular.
'Do you honestly think" he inquiries,
that the q. A. X. isl nOn-politieal or
ganizatiOn?"
The REGISTER has already, and at
length, declared itself on this point. The
G. A. r. Is a non-pOlitical organization.
As the Grand Army of the Republic, it
has no more to do with politics than has
the United States Army. The intent of
three-tourths of its members in joining
Grand Army posts is to continue in time
of peace and prosperity the friendship
formed among the deadly perils of war
when men were united closer than broth
ers. We do not thing this IL is not a
question that admits OF speculation. We
kROW that these are the objects Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic, else it is the
Grand Army, not of the Republic, but, of
political party.
Our correspondent "P," goes on with
his inquiry aud asks if we think that the
introduction Of politics at its meetings is
strictly forbidden and that its actions are
in any way influenced by political feeling;
that the only object OF the great activity
on the part of prominent Republicans in
organizing posts all over the North is to
keep alive the feeling OF friendship among
the boys in blue
"P'' grows satirical IN his supplemental
query. He takes the question beyond the
pale of the Grand Army, proper, and into
the realm of the political procurer, who
attempts to prostitute noble and innocent
body Of men TO the vllest political purpose,
namely: that OF hOodwinking tue Ameri-
can people into the belief that Republican
ism is patriotism, and Democracy, rebel
lion.
Do We think that this Jealous Republic
can organization Of q. A. L. posts is to
keep alive friendship among the boys in
blue?" Again We do not think" we
kROlr, and the proof positive is presented
daily, that it is not for this noble purpose,
but for an exactly opposite purpose, name
", that Of tomenting hatred in the North,
hn ~,
purposes, against their former foes, but
present friends and eOuntrymen, in the
South.
How far the Grand Army, which must
be kept distinct from its political leaders,
is party to these schemes will he seer
when the Grand Army veterans become
fully cOgnizant Of them. They are body
of men used to long and rigorous discipline
and implicit faith in their commander
and unquestioning obedience to the meu
at their front. The aversgeaold soldier i,
brave, open, supplemented man, used
more to executing than TO planning and con
sequently comparatively devoid of suspie
ion. He can be led as easily as child wher
the goal pointed out to him is an honorable
one. He and his fellow-yeterans assemble
in reunion for one purpose and that
is good fellowship. When their leader:
speak and resolve against the Democrats
party they eunningly take the veterans un.
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AIKEN Commit. suicide.
Ihnntn Onnstifirtion

A Sumter (Ga woman owned guinea
hen that wanted to sit; she had her nest
broken up. She filled another and persist
ed in sitting, but her owner had deter
mined otherwise, and again broke up the
nest. The poor fowl looked on sorrowful.
" and saw her maternal hopes blighted,
turned, with dropping head walked up to
the well, few upon the curbing, and then
plunged head foremost into the deep wa
tiers below. When they got her ont she was
dead.
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IT is necessary to remind our readers
that we do not publish any communion
tions without receiving the authors name,
not for publication, but as an assurance OF
good faith. The REGISTER will take pleas
ure in publishing the article signed Tax
payer" on receipt of the writer's name.
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A Truly Naughty Mental.


A gentleman who has taken a house at
the seaside for the summer advertised for a
housekeeper, and entertaining enough were
some of the answers he received. In one
case woman wrote that she must have
two rooms, artistically furnished, aud a
comfortable stall in the stable for her sad
dle-hOrse. The gentleman says be is much
impressed by her forbearance in not insist
ing that he should also provide her with a
groom in livery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-12
An End to Bone scrapIng.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, I'LL,
says: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it. Have had
a running sore ON my leg for eight years;
my doctors told me I would have to have
the bone scrsped or leg ampntated. used,
instead, three bottles of Electric Bltters
and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
and my leg is now sound and we'll"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents
bottle, and Bueklen's Arnica Salye at 25c.
per box by Logan & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-12
Maine Law.
PttSi1alr0 TIMES.

Do men get drunken under Prohibition
than elsewhere? 1t would seem 80 from
Maine accounts and Rhode Island cases.
The Portland Advertiser says the police on
the night of the Fourth continued to make
arrests till there was no further room for
the drunkards, who seemed to grow drunken
and drunken. In no other State, it is said,
men get so drunk as Maine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-12
DROBATE OF WILL.

Office of the Clerk of the County Court of Ohio
County, State of West Virginia. In the matter
of the probate of the will OF Eliza Howell, de
ceased.
The object of the petition filed in this matter,
on the 18th day of June A. ID. 1887, is To have ad-
mitted To probate paper writing, purpOrting TO
be the will of Eliza Howell, deceased, bearing
date on the 18th day of May, A. b. 1887: and it
appearing from the petition and an affidavit
fled herein, that Hulda Clegg. Mary Thomas
Sidney Clegg, Thomas Howell, Eliza Howell,
Luella Howell Harriet Howell, William How.
ell jefferson Howell Davis Howell, ard Levi
Howell persons who are therein and in said pc
ttiun, declared Ia be interested in the probate of
said will, are non-reSidents Of this State, il is
ordered that do appear at my office in the city of
Wheeling, in the county and State aforesaid,
within one month after the publication, and do
what is necessary to protect their interest in said
matter.
Published the first time June 80 1887.
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
RUSSELL Il STIfEL, Attorneys. j30oawt